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Our new report: moving the governance debate forward
Campaign for National Parks Chair of Trustees Andrew McCloy introduces our new report and how we're committed to embedding social justice within our organisation.
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Campaign for National Parks Chair of Trustees Andrew McCloy introduces our new report and how we're committed to embedding social justice within our organisation.
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Enjoy panoramic views and explore a spectacular cave high above the Manifold Valley on this adventurous walk from the village of Wetton.
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Alison Matthews explains how Campaign for National Parks and The Rivers Trust are coming together to protect and restore one of the rarest freshwater systems.
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Hayley Quarrington on her experience of the weekend residential in Dartmoor National Park.
Lewis Winks from the Right to Roam Campaign on we need new legislation to defend and extend our access to the countryside.